Of course they have to paint anyone dissatisfied as a vocal minority. I hope it's just damage control, but I suspect they believe their own bullshit. Alexis to

Of course they have to paint anyone dissatisfied as a vocal minority. I hope it's just damage control, but I suspect they believe their own bullshit. Alexis too thought it was just a vocal minority when he was posting to reddit publicly laughing when the first few subreddits went offline. He has since apologized, I'd hope he's sorry for being out of touch with the userbase. But everything Reddit has done makes it look like he's sorry he got caught. A lot of the moderators I've heard from aren't satisfied at the statements released to them as well. There was a lot of talk about getting better moderation tools out, but Reddit doesn't seem to realize that the clown-car toolset available to mods is just a concrete and undeniable example the mods can point to about how the admins entirely ignore the "community" the entire business is built upon.